Thin Lizzy :: Live at Sydney Opera House, 10/78.
From the Youtbue Page:
“In October of 1978 more than 26,000 screaming fan packed the Sydney Opera House in Australia for an unforgettable concert. Thin Lizzy's lineup for this show was Phil Lynott (Vocals/bass), Gary Moore (Guitars), Scott Gorham (Guitars) and Mark Nauseef (Drums).”
Again, no setlist for this one, though I imagine is out there somewhere. Please let me know if you find it.
A live recording of Tom Waits performing live for WDR Studios in Köln, Germany on April 18th, 1977.
Tracklist:
Step right up
Invitation to the Blues
Depot Depot
Jitterbug Boy
Pasties and a G string
I wish I was in New Orleans
Fumblin' with the Blues
Semi Suite Emotional Weather Report
Bad Liver and a Broken Heart
New Coat of Paint
I Can’t Wait To Get Off Work
The One That Got Away
Small Change
Tom Traubert’s Blues
T. Rex live for Don Kirshner’s Rock Concert (10/08/74, Long Beach). Originally aired 01/22/75.
Sorry, setlist unknown on this one. I mean, we (you) could probably figure it out or Google-Fu it, I jus haven’t taken the time or effort. So we’ll all just have to sit back and enjoy the ride.
Purchase T. Rex’s music at Amazon
Caleb Nei bills himself as: “Washington DC Area Event & Cocktail Pianist,” usually playing “about 180 jazz dates each year throughout Virginia and Washington DC.”
Nei’s newest project Wordless Flight. “Emergence,” Nei’s first release under the new moniker is a collection of improvisations “Recorded on a felted upright piano, a Mason & Hamlin reed organ, and a collection of analog synths.” Nei says that “Emergence” is the first of several releases in this vein, with lots more music already recorded.
“Recorded in the early-morning hours before the family wakes,” Nei’s improvisations are meditative pieces walking the border between minimalism, new age age, and contemporary classical.
Opening track “Another Morning” is representative of the rest of the album in all of the good ways. Interesting melodies over ambient background noise unfolding and swirling up and around to greet the day before folding back into itself.
“Murmur” propels these themes forward, while “1997” begins to push into Ambient territory and “Landscape From A Bus” pulses with an Ambient loop and “Moored Boats” makes you wonder if this wasn’t an electronic album the whole time.
This is music created with the sun rise to fill your while day.
Here is a collection of unreleased live instrumental material by Daniel Lanois that I’ve collected over the years. All of these are available on Youtube, so I have included session info and links to the respective Youtube link if you’re interested. These recordings are not to be sold or distributed individually.
Enjoy.
Tracklisting:
Iceland // #
Souix Lookout // #
Harvest Picnic Rehearsals // %
Sci Fi // @
Satie // +
Burning Spear // $
Aquatic // #
Elevator // @
Senegal // $
Opera // $
Apres Calypso // @
Soho Dourado // ^
The End // #
Key and Source Links:
# = Artbound Presents Studio A: Daniel Lanois (2014). KCETOnline. Daniel Lanois on various instruments and Kyle Crane on drums.
% = Harvest Picnic Rehearsals: Daniel Lanois, Jim Wilson and Steve Nistor Rehearsing (August 2013).
@ = NPR Tiny Desk Concert (2015). Daniel Lanois on knobs and wires, Jim Wilson on Bass, and Brian Blade on drums.
+ = Daniel Lanois and Rocco DeLuca live in Lanois’ studio. Song from the album 'Goodbye To Language' (2016).
$ = KEXP presents Daniel Lanois performing live in the Robert Lang Studios. Recorded February 27, 2015. Daniel Lanois, Jim Wilson, and Kyle Crane.
Here’s a fantastic show featuring live performance with Lanois on a variety of instruments and knobs and the amazing Kyle Crane on drums. Interview segments are sprinkled throughout.
Enjoy.
Tracklisting:
Elevator
Souix Lookout
Opera
Aquatic
Iceland
The End
Justin Townes Earle performs live on KEXP from the SXSW Radio Day Stage. Recorded 3/17/2012.
Tracklisting:
Look The Other Way
Am I That Lonely Tonight?
Memphis In The Rain
Nothing's Gonna Change The Way You Feel About Me Now
Halfway To Jackson
Unfortunately, Anna
Walk Out
Movin' On
Important People:
Host: Cheryl Waters
Audio: Kevin Suggs
Cameras: Jim Beckmann, Shelly Corbett, Scott Holpainen & Christopher Meister
Edits: Scott Holpainen
No one could have predicted a year like 2020. The live music industry is on life support. Bandcamp came through just about better than anyone else to support music. And there was a ton of great music released this year.
Per the norm, I do not rank albums. Music is not a competition and my taste is not your taste. So, after lots of thought and list-shuffling and winnowing, these are the 75 albums that really stood out for me. My original list was quite a bit longer (and you can always keep up in real-time by following the Yearly Bookkeeping page), so I can tell you that this list provides a great overview of my music listening for this crazy year.
Here are my favorite 75 albums of 2020.
The Visual List:
The Alphabet List:
Live at Tubby's by 75 Dollar Bill Little Big Band
Shaman! by Idris Ackamoor & The Pyramids
Time is A Gift Which We Share All The Time by Afriquoi
Rejoice by Tony Allen and Hugh Masekela
Live by Angel Bat Dawid & Tha Brothahood
Fu Chronicles by Antibalas
Fetch The Bolt Cutters by Fiona Apple
Roy Ayers JID002 by Roy Ayers, Adrian Younge and Ali Shaheed Muhammad
Ex-Voto by Jamie Barnes
Please Advise by Beauty Pill
Crash Test Kid by Sammy Brue
Long In The Tooth by the Budos Band
Regresa by Buscabulla
Shadow Talk by Café Racer
Echo Mine by Califone
Gold Record by Bill Callahan
Have We Met by Destroyer
I Just Wasn't Made For These Set Times by Dire Wolves (Just Exactly Perfect Sisters Band)
Rough and Rowdy Ways by Bob Dylan
Afternoon Tea at Six by Eishan Ensemble
Acoustic Storm Sessions by Elkhorn
Kahil El’Zabar’s Spirit Groove by Kahil El'Zabar & David Murray
Wake Up! by Hazel English
Shore by Fleet Foxes
A Hero’s Death by Fontaines D.C.
Peoples Motel Band by Chris Forsyth and Garcia Peoples
SOURCE by Nubya Garcia
Nightcap at Wits' End by Garcia Peoples
Big Dark Bright Futures by Growing Concerns Poetry Collective
Women In Music Pt. III by Haim
Infinity Of Now by the Heliocentrics
National Freedom by Lonnie Holley
Muerto, Carcel o Rocanroll by Huntingtons
Beginners by Christian Lee Hutson
Reuinions by Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit
Babani Koné by Babani Koné
Mutation by Les Freres Smith
2020 by Magik Markers
Eno Axis by H.C. McEntire
Joshua Massad & Dylan Aycock by Joshua Massad & Dylan Aycock
Microphones in 2020 by the Microphones
Circles by Mac Miller
Dimensional Stardust by Rob Mazurek/Exploding Star Orchestra
Annual by Modern Nature
Getting Into Knives by the Mountain Goats
Staunch Honey by David Nance
Three by the Necks
Rob Noyes & Sam Moss by Rob Noyes & Sam Moss
We No Be Machine by Onipa
Jams From The Sun by Oregon Space Trail of Jazz
High Upon The Mountain by Pacific Range
Suite For Max Brown by Jeff Parker
Summerlong by Rose City Band
RTJ4 by Run The Jewels
Landwerk demos by Nathan Salsburg
Acoustic by Oumou Sangaré
Untitled (Black Is) by Sault
We Are Sent Here By History by Shabaka and the Ancestors
The Don of Diamond Dreams by Shabazz Palaces
Ocean Bridges by Archie Shepp, Raw Poetic & Damu the Fudgemunk
Companion Rises by Six Organs of Admittance
Shall We Go On Sinning So That Grace May Increase? by The Soft Pink Truth
Optimisme by Songhoy Blues
Swirling by Sun Ra Arkestra
Oh Yeah? by Sunwatchers
Wooden Flower by Tambourinen
Folklore by Taylor Swift
Nomad by Tengger
Sun Racket by Throwing Muses
Siftorde by Tidiane Thiam
New Vanitas by William Tyler
The Great Mountain by Waterless Hills
Eau’d To A Fake Bookie Volume 3 by Wet Tuna
Strange to Explain by Woods
Homegrown by Neil Young
Volume 05 of some of Holiday at the Sea’s favorite 2020 music. I chose 75 albums this year and the playlists total 74 songs since “Microphones in 2020 by the Microphones” is 45 minutes long and I didn’t want to include the whole album as part of a mix.
Anyways, enjoy!
Tracklisting:
“Sam Sam” by Afriquoi
“Fight Am Finish” by Antibalas
“Tulips” by Archie Shepp, Raw Poetic & Damu the Fudgemunk
“Sixth Hammer” by the Budos Band
“Signs” by Eishan Ensemble
“Acoustic Storm Part One” by Elkhorn
“Further” by the Necks
“Wooden Flower” by Tambourinen
“Walkin’ In Rhythm” by Wet Tuna
“Snake Mouth” by Rob Noyes & Sam Moss
asdf
Volume 04 of some of Holiday at the Sea’s favorite 2020 music. I chose 75 albums this year and the playlists total 74 songs since “Microphones in 2020 by the Microphones” is 45 minutes long and I didn’t want to include the whole album as part of a mix.
Anyways, enjoy!
Tracklisting:
“Solace” by Adrian Younge And Ali Shaheed Muhammad
“Theme For Cecil” by Idris Ackamoor and The Pyramids
“Venom” by The Heliocentrics
“Slow Bones” by Tony Allen & Hugh Masekela
“Eurasia” by Tengger
“Galaxy 1000” by Rob Mazurek and the Exploding Star Orchestra
“Two” by Joshua Massad & Dylan Aycock
“The Message Continues” by Nubya Garcia
“Makoma” by Onipa
“Ju$t” by Run The Jewels
“The Coming Of The Strange Ones” by Shabaka and the Ancestors
“Wet” by Shabazz Palaces
“No Talk Talk” by Les Freres Smith
“Strange To Explain” by Woods
“Go Away” by Jeff Parker
“Pray Up Stay Up” by Sault
asdfasdf
Volume 03 of some of Holiday at the Sea’s favorite 2020 music. I chose 75 albums this year and the playlists total 74 songs since “Microphones in 2020 by the Microphones” is 45 minutes long and I didn’t want to include the whole album as part of a mix.
Anyways, enjoy!
Tracklisting:
“Houses of the Holy” by H.C. McEntire
“Low to the Bird” by Jamie Barnes
“It Gets Easier” by Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit
“Santa Monica (Through the Canyon)” by Pacific Range
“The 101” by Six Organs of Admittance
“Howard St. & The Beach Nov. 1988 After 11” by Califone
“Maestranza” by Fleet Foxes
“(Our Life Could Be Your Van)” by Garcia Peoples
“The Law Of Hospitality” by Waterless Hills
“Four Corners” by William Tyler
“Protest Song” by Bill Callahan
“Crystal Doorknob” by Lonnie Holley
“Landwerk 03” by Nathan Salsburg
“Love Is The Main Thing” by Fontaines D.C.
“Find You Ride” by Magik Markers
“Fadjamou” (Acoustic) by Oumou Sangaré
“St. Charles” by Throwing Muses
“Nenamev” by Tidiane Thiam
“Bon Bon” by Songhoy Blues
“Love Paste” by Sunwatchers
asdf
Volume 02 of some of Holiday at the Sea’s favorite 2020 music. I chose 75 albums this year and the playlists total 74 songs since “Microphones in 2020 by the Microphones” is 45 minutes long and I didn’t want to include the whole album as part of a mix.
Anyways, enjoy!
Tracklisting:
“Single For The Summer” by Christian Lee Huston
“Off My Mind” by Hazel English
“Crimson Tide” by Destroyer
“NTE” by Buscabulla
“We Don't Smoke It No More” by Neil Young
“If The Truth Ever Shows Up” by David Nance
“Die Before You Live” by Sammy Brue
“Not Penny’s Boat” by Huntingtons
“Empty Bottle” by Rose City Band
“Out The Window” by Café Racer
“Nektar” by Kahil El'Zabar & David Murray
“Jams From The Sun (Part III)” by Oregon Space Trail of Jazz
“F&N” by 75 Dollar Bill
asfd
Volume 01 of some of Holiday at the Sea’s favorite 2020 music. I chose 75 albums this year and the playlists total 74 songs since “Microphones in 2020 by the Microphones” is 45 minutes long and I didn’t want to include the whole album as part of a mix.
Anyways, enjoy!
Tracklisting:
“(Brother Lee) Womblife Blues” by Dire Wolves (Just Exactly Perfect Sisters Band)
“exile” by Taylor Swift
“Tattooed Love Boys” by Beauty Pill
“Good News” by Mac Miller
“Djatigui Baro” by Babani Koné
“I Know Alone” by Haim
“Flourish” by Modern Nature
“Murder Most Foul” by Bob Dylan
“Picture Of My Dress” by the Mountain Goats
“We” by the Soft Pink Truth
“Shout Across Mountains” by Growing Concerns Poetry Collective
“Mystic Mountain” by Chris Forsyth & Garcia Peoples
“Angels And Demons At Play” by Sun Ra Arkestra
“Heavy Baloon” by Fiona Apple
“The Wicked Shall Not Prevail” by Angel Bat Dawid & Tha Brothahood
asdf
Can Live At Rockpalast (1970)
Setlist:
Sense All To Mine
Oh Yeah
I Feel Alright
Don’t Turn The Light On (Leave Me Alone)
Mother Sky
Deadlock
Paperhouse
Bring Me Coffee Or Tea
Besetzung:
Holger Czukay - bass
Irmin Schmidt - organ
Michael Karoli - guitar
Jaki Liebezeit - drums
Damo Suzuki - vocals
Visit Can’s official website (Spoon Records).
Follow Can on Facebook.
Purchase the album at Amazon.
Listen to “Oh Yeah” from Tago Mago on Episode 26 of The Global Elite Music Radio Podcast Supershow.
From the Youtube page:
[NOTE: The "Body Heat" DVD - released in 1989 - is the exact same thing as the VHS tape entitled "The Lost James Brown Tapes." In fact, the company that released this DVD didn't even bother to re-do the titles sequence--it still reads "Lost James Brown Tapes." The good news is that, even though the picture quality is only marginally improved from the VHS version, the sound quality is markedly better. AND, I'm not sure whether THIS video came from the VHS or DVD version.]
Setlist:
The Godfather of Soul
Hardest Working Man In Show Business
Soul Brother No.1
Minister of Funk
Mr. Dynamite
Massive Attack live at the Melt Music Festival in Germany, July 2010.
Setlist:
United Snakes
Babel
Girl I Love You
Invade Me
Teardrop
Safe From Harm
Inertia Creeps
Unfinished Sympathy
Atlas Air
New Order live in New York, 1981.
Setlist:
(Opening Montage)
Chosen Time
Dreams Never End
Everything's Gone Green
Truth
Senses
Procession
Ceremony
Denial
Temptation
(Closing Montage)
“Oz for Africa was an Australian concert held on 13 July 1985 at the Sydney Entertainment Centre. It was broadcast locally and internationally as part of the worldwide Live Aid performances to raise money for famine relief in Africa.” (Wikipedia)
Setlist:
Original Sin
Listen Like Theives
Kiss the Dirt
